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Lung cancer: Welding fumes exposed Eddie Lorenzi to carcinogens, now his wife and the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union want change

Much like asbestos and silica dust, welding fumes are thought to cause repeated inflammation of lung cells which can lead to the development of cancer.

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The second I inhaled, it burned : Workers at risk from cancer-causing welding fumes

People who work in welding have a 48 per cent higher risk of developing lung cancer, according to a 2022 st.

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Calls intensify for ban on lethal engineered stone

Calls intensify for ban on lethal engineered stone
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Flood cleanups pose risk of cancer

Flood cleanups pose risk of cancer
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